Goniatite Polished Fossil Specimen | Jurassic Schloenbachia from Morocco
This polished goniatite fossil specimen (Schloenbachia species) originates from the Atlas Mountains and dates to the Jurassic Period, approximately 180 million years ago. It is an authentic marine cephalopod fossil, related to modern nautilus and squid, valued by fossil collectors and geological specimen enthusiasts.
The polished surface reveals the internal chamber structure and spiral geometry of the fossil, showing its natural suture patterns and mineralised detail. Moroccan fossils from this region are widely regarded for their preservation quality and are commonly collected for both scientific and display purposes.
This specimen is suitable for fossil collections, geological study, natural history displays, and curated mineral and fossil cabinets. Each piece is naturally unique in pattern, mineralisation, and finish.
Dimensions: 150x100x41mm at widest points
Weight: 800g
Backed by the Australian Museum – Australia's first museum, established 1827.
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Frequently Asked Questions
This is an authentic polished goniatite fossil specimen from Morocco dating to the Jurassic Period.
How old is the fossil?
This specimen is approximately 180 million years old.
What is a goniatite?
Goniatites were extinct marine cephalopods related to modern nautilus and squid species, known for their spiral shells and chambered internal structures.
What does the polished finish reveal?
Polishing exposes the internal chamber patterns, mineralisation, and fossil structure, enhancing both scientific and display value.
Is this suitable for fossil collectors and educational collections?
This specimen is suitable for fossil collections, geological study, natural history displays, and educational environments.
